right biceps muscle late in yesterday's win over the cowboys. late this afternoon the ravens learn that an mri shows a complete tear of his bicep muscle. that ends his season. willis has already beat the odds by playing 17 seasons in the nfl -- ray lewis has already beat the odds. john harbaugh did not want to speculate whether this might lead to his retirement or if he can rehabilitate the injury and return to the lineup next season. >> that is for him to speak on. i admire and ray lewis. i have said that many times, and i think everybody in this room does. everybody that knows him feels that way about him. >> the news equally disappointing for a cornerback lardarius webb. he has a torn a.c.l. in his left knee.

that will require surgery and ends this season. the ravens did not just lose their best quarterback, they have lost one of the best quarterbacks in the nfl. other stepped into expanded roles yesterday following the injury. about the only good news from the training room at the raven'' today is no. 92, john harbaugh classify that as a minor injury, likely unease brain. it is still uncertain whether he will play next week against the houston texans. >> would you say that the loss of lardarius webb would be worse than ray lewis? >> he is more of his physical peak right now and one of the

best in his position. ray lewis is such an inspirational, motivational, an important leader, and an influence on younger players. >> you really cannot even compare them. either way, it is devastating. >> had over to wbaltv.com when everyone late breaking team updates, sports, and injury reports. >> the search is on tonight for three men involved in a bizarre kidnapping that started in cockeysville and ended in a car crash and timonium. a man told investigators he was heading to his car on york road in cockeysville when three men attacked him. he says they forced him into his car and demanded he drive. at one point, one of them took over the wheel, but then lost control and the car crash.

the victim was unable to give a description of the men. anyone with impression should call the state police. >> police are on the hunt tonight for group of men who attacked and killed a teenager in patterson park, all wearing ski masks. it happened just after sundown last night along the 3000 like a baltimore street in south east baltimore. a 19-rolle man was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. -- in 19-year-old man. at this hour it is unclear if the shooting was random or targeted, and police are trying to determine a motive. there is a great tonight in the search for the person who killed a national institutes of health researcher last month. police are releasing surveillance images of two men they are calling persons of interest. they are asking anyone who may recognize the men in this picture to come forward.

police said they found 51-year- old dr. peter marvit gunned down after he arrived, after choir practice. there's a theory that he might have been mistaken for a food delivery person because he was carrying bags when he got out of his car. >> heavy rain battered parts of central maryland throughout the day. this was the scene for the last few hours in cockeysville. the question now, will the wet roads play a role in the evening commute? >> unfortunately it looks like the rain is already causing problems out on the roads. traffic reports are already listed numerous delays out there right now. we can see it tracking along 95 from columbia and headed down towards d.c.

it will impact the 295 baltimore-washington parkway. anyone there is going to see that heavy rain. we are expecting the showers to wind down. temperatures at start to cool down as the rain continues to move throughout the area. expect the commute to be a little bit rough, but we should dry out after 10:00 p.m. more details with the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> it is hoped the new smart phone app will open up communication lines between students and the officers who patrol the area. >> every student has one of these, a cell phone. anne arundel county police hope that county students will use them and the new app they just put out to report crimes and prevent serious crime from happening before they start.

>> using mobile phone technology to fight crime in county schools. >> this is what we have seen historically actually solves crimes and prevent tragedies and addresses problems. >> because of recent incidents involving the middle and high school students and guns in our area, there is a new mall app, in hopes of information -- in hopes of gaining it permission. >> they just don't want to be seen as coming down to the office and being a snitch, so we want them to have an environment where they can do the right thing and keep it quiet. >> they can directly e-mail their school research officer with information. right now, all e-mails are being screened by school resource unit supervisors to make sure they are all read.

>> here are all the different ways you can go and handle this the right way. >> from the school system standpoint, it is a a win-win. it could help make administrator's job easier by providing a safe environment in schools. >> we tell our students from the very first time they are in a student said the session in our schools is if you see something dangerous, reported to a responsible adult immediately. >> if you'd like to take a closer look, right now is available for android and will be available for the iphone in the next couple of days. there is also an internet version. we have provided a link to that on our website, wbaltv.com. lowell melser your, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in tonight's commitment 2012 update, you are about to see and hear a firestorm of political

ads in the next three weeks. >> many of them will be about the same sex marriage referendum. now question 6 is getting the official stamp of approval from the naacp. organization officials rallied in support of same-sex marriage in maryland and have begun to launch ads on the issue. the group is saying supporting same-sex marriages the right thing to do, and that same-sex marriages another fight for civil rights. >> at the end of the day, it is about full equality, using the same terminology, the same application of law, the same appreciation for the protections that the constitution allows us. >> today's announcement comes at an important time in the campaign, when ads from opponent on the issue are beginning to air. those ads argue that limiting marriage to a man and woman have served society well for

thousands of years. new polls today show the race for the white house is tight and the tipping. could be tomorrow night's presidential debate. audience members will likely get the chance to ask questions of president obama and mitt romney. steve handelsman is in washington with more on how important the debate is for both candidates. >> it was mitt romney is numbers that moved the most after the last debate. the pressure this time is on the incumbent. president obama, whose last public break from the bait camp was yesterday, is being warned not to overcorrection be too aggressive tomorrow night. the town hall style debate -- yes, he needs to show he is tupper but he does not want to come across as a bully. for mitt romney, the advice he is getting is to engage with the questioner.

he has a tendency to back away. >> the race is tight nationally in two new polls, but mitt romney is likability has shot up after the denver debate. romney is not mentioned in the d.w obama at perr >> did they inherit a tough situation? absolutely. >> you can vote early absentee to make sure to focus on making phone calls. we even need you to talk to your relatives. that is so important. next door to began early voting today. first lady michelle obama cast her ballot. >> every day, there are fewer voters left to win over and less

time left to do it. this debate could be pivotal. steve handelsman, wbal-tv 11 news. >> for more commitment 22 of coverage, head over to our website, wbaltv.com. just click on the politics page. >> fire crews from six departments and two counties rushed to the scene of the burning structure in churchville. plus, the national meningitis outbreak is no longer limited to recipients of back pain injections. the procedures now included in our medical alert. >> two officers drawn trial, accused of beating a university accused of beating a university of maryland student

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head, and as you mentioned, two officers are now on trial. following a maryland terrapins basketball victory over duke, this video was shot from a dorm window in 2010. it led to outrage and indictments of the prince george's county officers reginald baker and james harrison. both are charged with assault and misconduct in office. they are charged with slamming john mckenna in tool wall and beating him without provocation. they said the officers abused power, wrote trust, and violated the law, and must be held accountable. mckenna was described as an aggressive agitator. originally, mckenna was arrested and charged with attacking the officers, but those charges were dropped. >> it is sickening to see an innocent kid like that beaten to

that amount of severity. >> and other video was shot using a cellphone. that video was never shown to the public but was played for the jury. he graduated from maryland in 2011 and works for a baltimore county firm. testified he did not seek mckenna acting aggressively toward the horses or the mounted officers. >> he had no threatening stance, no threatening manner. he did not threaten the cops. the next thing you know he was blindsided, his head slammed into the wall, and was beaten several more times while he was not even resisting. it completely breaches the resist of course continue of. it may be so sick to see that and the pool of blood afterwards. that is someone's son. if that was my brother, i would be infuriated. i was compelled to come here and tell what actually happened.

>> jurors also heard from the victim, john mckenna. he said he had been drinking and went outside to celebrate maryland's win. he testified from there on, things are fuzzy. he remembers getting hit with a police shield, and after that, being put in a paddy wagon. mckenna says he never heard them telling the crowd to get back or to disperse. the trial is expected to last a week. >> an investigation is underway into what sparked the mass of flames at a vacant house in churchville last night. it took six departments more than three hours to get everything under control. officials say that is because the flames were so intense and there were no fire hydrants in the area. the required backup from nearby counties. a state fire marshal is looking into the cause.

>> a live look out of doors south of franklin boulevard, the traffic to the left of the screen is traveling northbound toward reisterstown. the rain is starting to taper down across the northwest expressway. let's look at the radar to see what we are dealing with the plan to get out on the road. the heaviest rain is falling southwest of baltimore and along 95 as well. these are the two areas that will have the most weather delays. light rain all across the baltimore metro area right now, heading up to the northern part of the beltway. there are still a few more showers creeping up on the radar into montgomery county. that is what we will have to watch for as the showers continue to migrate into the metro area.

a pretty warm day when you look at the almanac. we were at 71 degrees this afternoon at bwi thurgood marshall airport. the morning low was the big one, 64 degrees, compared to the normal low in the 40's for this time of year. the rankle there is starting to move then, 69 downtown, 66 at the airport. notice how the temperatures continue to drop in the western part of the state's, the cold front is weeping by. that is causing the rain showers right now. we already had a bad move from baltimore and here comes the next round. there could be a few more developing into the next couple of hours and then we will dry out once this front passes us by. high pressure will build and on the back side and be pretty nice weather into tomorrow, when it will be slightly cooler. you can see the blue starting to dip into the great lakes region.

the cold air spills then out of canada -- of canada. a drop in the temperatures, but drier conditions coming up in the extended forecast. bashar should be ending by about 10:00 p.m. tonight and it will be around 53 downtown, the upper 40's as you get out into the suburbs. much more sunshine tomorrow. high temperatures will be cooler. that takes us to the seven-day forecast. we are expecting temperatures to hold steady for the next couple of days. 66 amar, 68 on wednesday. but thursday we will see a few clouds start to increase with 70 for the high temperature and a chance for a few rain showers late thursday night into friday morning. friday is the best chance to seek our next round of rain with a high of 68 degrees. 63 with a coup or high

temperature on saturday. by sunday, an isolated chance for rain. right now, most of the weekend is looking pretty good. >> 14-year-old don't usually show up on posters and giant murals in pakistan. the girl was shot by the taliban for speaking out. >> we don't want the taliban anymore in pakistan. this is about telling the people of pakistan to stand up. of pakistan to stand up. >> the race to save a young

it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message.

as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6.

>> health officials are broadening their warnings to doctors about other medicines made by that special the pharmacy link to the meningitis outbreak. nationwide more than 200 people have been sickened. the fda has decided to broaden their warning today because of new reports of illnesses that may be tied to other products.

health officials want doctors to contact any patients who got any kind of injection made by the new england, pounding center of framingham, massachusetts. fungal imperfections -- infections have been reported in two heart patients. vitamin d plays a crucial role in our bones staying strong, but how do you know if you are getting the right amount of vitamin d? lisa robinson has more. >> vitamin d is really a hormone that our bodies make. it comes from sun exposure. >> sometimes it is hard to do, especially in the winter months. >> vitamin d helps maintain bone structure and strength. this doctor says you should know your level. she says a simple blood test will tell you, but an easy way to get vitamin d is through the

great outdoors. >> unprotected sun-times actually helps our vitamin d level. it takes about 15 minutes. >> if you do take supplements, don't go overboard. >> current recommendations are anywhere from 800 international units to 1000 for most people. >> you may be able to get some vitamin d from the food you eat, but it will not be the best source for increasing your levels. you can find it in milk and some juices. >> some yogurts, things like soy milk, although you need to check the label for verification. >> there it is a growing sense of confidence when it comes to today's economy. coming up, the reason behind the trend, and why experts are still urging caution. >> the voter registration deadline is tomorrow.

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>> the deadline is looming tonight for all marylanders who wish to vote in the presidential election. you don't register to vote by tomorrow night at 9:00, your voice will not be heard on november 6. >> this year, things are a bit different. sarah has more on what you can expect. >> whether you want to cast a ballot for mitt romney or barack obama, or you want to make your voice heard on several high- profile issues, the deadline to register to vote is tuesday at 9:00 p.m. now there is another way. but you can register to vote on line this year. go to the maryland state board of elections website. >> the process does not take long and be director says it

could be helping to boost the number of registered voters. >> we have seen an increase in voter registration and as time goes on, will -- we will be able to get the number of those who register online compared to walking in. >> early voting begins october 22 and runs through november 1. each county in the baltimore area at least one location, and there are five in baltimore city. you can go to any site in your county, but keep an eye out for a sample ballot that should be coming in the mail. >> the biggest hurdle election officials face when it comes to registration is motivation. >> people believe that if they vote by absentee it doesn't count or if they do a provisional ballot it doesn't count.

i can let you know that all ballots are processed and if they are eligible and register to vote, they do count. >> you only need identification if it is your first time voting. >> as they continue to push their constituents to register to vote, the supreme court has agreed to review a federal appeals court ruling that blocked an arizona voting law. the 2012 law requires proof of citizenship in order to register to vote in federal elections. federal law allows voters to fill up a voter registration card and swear they are citizens. in the meantime, the law will remain suspended. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. a very costly ravens gain yesterday. head coach john harbaugh announced that boat ray lewis

and lardarius webb both suffered season-ending injuries. that news came down in the last half-hour or so. ray lewis suffered a complete tricep tear during their win over the cowboys yesterday. those big losses are on top of the team already being without veteran linebacker terrell suggs. two police officers accused of assaulting a university of maryland student two years ago are now on trial. that incident was caught on a self on camera. james harrison and reginald thomas are accused of assaulting john mckenna. the two officers were indicted last year after a lengthy investigation. anne arundel county police have arrested 218-year-old men in connection with the fatal shooting outside a house party in pasadena. the shooting happened on saturday around 1:30 a.m.

ronald li mcleod of columbia and daniel alex savage of glen burnie have been charged with first-degree murder and other charges. the second victim was taken to hospital with non life- threatening injuries. >> growing confidence in the economy as americans shopping and spending more. the commerce department said september retail sales showed strong gains for the second month in a row. economists are still urging caution. >> economists say the spending increase is in no way a consumer revival. the numbers are up, but still lower than they would like. consumers bought more just about everything last month, especially electronics. the commerce department says retailers reported more than four hundred billion dollars in sales last month. an overall increase of 1.1%

since august. >> the recovery is very much slow and steady. not anything to throw a party over, but certainly good news. >> shoppers are reacting to increased confidence in the economy. >> the job situation is improving. >> electronics and appliances all the biggest gains last month, partly thanks to these guys. iphone sales were boosted by release of the new iphone 5. david says traffic is increasing at his electronics store. >> pitbull have been holding back for a while and now they just want to have the things that they have wanted. >> this report gives analyst a good idea of what is in store. >> it is a positive sign for the economy overall, heading into the season of holiday spending.

tomorrow we will get a sense of just how much the prices climbed when the consumer price index is released. >> coming up, a search and rescue team of at least 50 people are battling a blustery, windy conditions tonight at glacier national park. >> they are looking for to hikers from maryland. up next, what their relatives are saying. >> families of 9/11 victims get to see?o?o?oçoíc';woçwk

>> the search continues for two maryland men missing after a hike in glacier national park. conditions are making the effort particularly challenging. they are originally from western maryland. both men were reported missing after failing to catch a flight home.

>> a number of families of 9/11 victims are expected to be able to watch the pretrial hearings going on in cuba are for five men charged in the terrorist attacks. relatives who registered can see them on closed-circuit television at fort hamilton, which is a u.s. army base. the hearings will be shown in some other areas. >> the captain of the costa concordia cruise ship that ran aground off the coast of italy is in court this week for pretrial hearings. the 51-year-old has rarely been seen in public since the tragedy on january 13. today, prosecutors and lawyers presented to the court the black boxes evidence. 32 people were killed. >> the 14-year-old pakistani girl shot by the taliban because

she was pushing for greater access to women to education is now headed to the united kingdom for further treatment. >> doctors say she requires prolonged care to recover from the physical and psychological effects of the attack. >> the school girl was shot simply for speaking out. now doctors from around the world are fighting to save her. she is flying to the uk for specialist treatment to her head injury. the 14-year-old girl called for young girls to be educated and independent. there has been a wave of public revulsion in pakistan and around the world for this attempt to obstruct the education of the young generation. but she was targeted by the taliban, but the attack has turned many against them.

thousands rallied to her support in the end. she is being flown across the globe in an international operation to save her life. she is still in a coma but has been able to move her feet and hands. doctors are hopeful for this young girl who has inspired so many. >> coming up, hull best buys price matching may lure you in. >> pizza hut is feeling the heat. it is now backpedaling. >> looking at the radar, a >> looking at the radar, a couple of -- how does it brew such great coffee? well, inside the brewer are these green fields of coffee,

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>> the midsection of our country is experiencing some bad weather now. >> we have hardly had -- back to the tornado in france, france's one of the more common places to see tornadoes, does not as common as the united states. >> we are not talking severe weather, but we are talking heavy rain. you can see the areas of red near glen burnie, bowie, those are areas of extremely heavy rain right at this moment, mainly east of the baltimore

washington parkway. you'll have to watch out for that you plan to be out on the roads. there are some areas of light rain you have to watch out for. look back on the radar, it looks like more of light rain tracking into the northern tier of montgomery county. we are not done with the rain just yet. the heaviest rain is south and east of the baltimore metro area. this is coming in with the latest cold front. ahead of this we have already seen some rain showers throughout the day, but not that much accumulation. only those isolated areas have we seen a half-inch to an inch of rain. that is indicated by the darker shades of green. in montgomery county and some areas up in cecil county. we have not seen too much widespread throughout. a few of the isolated areas are going to see some heavier rain. we hit 71 degrees for the high

temperature at the airport. the low this morning was 64, well above average. normally we are in the 40's this time of year. you can already see the rain cooled air bringing the temperature down to 69. this is what we are dealing with right now, the rain showers along a cold front still pushing on and we expect that clearing to come late into the night as the high pressure does filter into the area. the next thing we have to watch out for comes at the late in of the week. you can see the cool air coming in with this first front. notice how the blue shades are starting to drop down to the great lakes region. we do have some '60s dipping down into kentucky and tennessee. there will be a drop in temperatures behind this brought. tonight will be much cooler,

closer to average. near 53 degrees downtown but over 40's as you get out into the suburbs. most of the shower should be ending by about 10:00 p.m. and then we will have clearing skies throughout the night. the sun will rise at 7:18 in the morning hours. mid-60's does it for most of us with mostly sunny skies, much cooler in the mountains. that takes us to the seven-day forecast. we stayed in the 60's through wednesday with sunshine and a high-pressure system, more clouds increasing on thursday with a high of 70. friday is the next chance of rain. we should dry out by the weekend, but it will be a little bit cooler. >> there is a lawsuit accusing morgan stanley of discriminating against black homeowners and violating federal civil rights laws. the claims cumber from the

american civil liberties union and others on behalf of five detroit residents and michigan legal services. they say morgan stanley pushed new century to issue certain types of loans with no concern about risk because it made its profit at the outset when the investment bank bundle securities into lungs and then sold them. morgan stanley says it believes the allegations are completely without merit and plans to defend itself vigorously. if you want a kendall -- if you bought a kindle, you may be entitled to a refund. some publishers were accused of conspiring in a price-fixing scheme. kindle customers will be contacted when the credit is applied to their account. customers do not need to do anything to get the credit.

the holiday season is ahead. best buy is looking to keep up with the online sites like amazon. many shoppers go into a store to check out an item, but then go home to order it online for a cheaper price. beginning now until christmas eve, amazon is offering to match online -- best buy is offering to match online prices and if the item is not in the store, they will send that would free shipping. we all know is important to do some background checking before you make a purchase, but be careful. you cannot believe everything you read, especially when it comes to on-line reviews. a new study uncovered that some of them are just made up. false reviews are on the rise and the ftc has sued and forced some retailers to pay fines.

>> the real problem is deceptive advertising. that is essentially what these fake reviews are. they are deemed to be deceptive advertising. >> representatives of baltimore's casino address concerns over licensing, development, construction, and the ultimate opening of harrah's casino. they said they plan to hire 1200 workers and if table games are allowed, they will hire an additional 500 people. when asked about the concern over where the revenue will go, they said they could not answer, that it is the state's responsibility. pizza hut is rethinking its presidential debates done over sausage or pepperoni. our restaurant chain -- restaurant chain triggered a backlash that they were

capitalizing on the election was by throwing themselves into the process. now the contest will be thrown online. at the white house party crasher is settling down again. she is engaged after an onstage proposal last night at the lyric theatre. her boyfriend proposed to her during a concert which was also fun raiser for the johns hopkins cancer center. he dropped down on one knee in front of the pact baltimore crowd and drop the question -- popped the question. salahi first gained notoriety when she was photographed with president obama at a state dinner in 2009. it was controversy all because she and her then husband had crashed that event. many business owners in maryland will be paying significantly lessen unemployment insurance

taxes next year. in some cases, at least $100 less per employee. coming up at 6:00, david collins explains why. it was quite a game, yesterday's ravens-cowboys game had everyone talking today. we will look at all the action in tonight's sideline soundtrack, next.

david smallwood: maryland money needs to stay in maryland. it's just that simple, i mean, it's a no brainer. anncr: every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty... million at casinos in west virginia, delaware... and pennsylvania. one west virginia paper calls it a "cash cow" for them. but its cost maryland over one billion dollars. money that could have created good jobs and... better schools for us. question seven keeps maryland money in maryland. david smallwood: question seven, i think it will be a... good thing for the state of maryland. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too.

i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message. >> yesterday's ravens game was a little too close for comfort, but they pulled it off. >> the ravens are in the top tier of the afc, but the game was filled with tense moments and some major injuries. gerry sandusky has tonight's sideline soundtrack. >> joe flacco takes the snap. flag is down, he is going to the end zone. ravens touchdown. jones want to bring it out, across the five, 10, 15, 30, 40.

jacoby jones goes all the way, 109 yard kick return for a ravens touchdown. wow, talk about timing on that one. third and goal, give it to ray rice, touchdown ravens. that is just walking the dog. you never want to let anybody walking into your end zone. >> long enough, no good, wide to the left, and now the hague is in the barn -- the hay is in the barn. >> we will take it and get out of your really quick, go home and fall asleep and wake up with

a win. >> that kick was a little bit too close for comfort. >> here is a look at what is coming at new at 6:00. >> sidelined for the season and perhaps forever. the latest on ray lewis and the injury to lardarius webb. 11 news at 6:00. >> accused of beating a university of maryland student, two police officers are now on trial. >> i am nikole killion in washington with a look at what the candidates need to do before they square off tomorrow night, coming up. >> you are watching wbal-tv 11, live, local, late breaking. this is 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> the agony after the victory, two star ravens out for the season after suffering serious injuries in yesterday's win against dallas.

>> lardarius webb and waked -- ray lewis will not be back on the field for the rest of the season. gerry sandusky joins us with the rest of the story. >> the ravens and paper and in the standings look like they are in great shape, but physically, this is a team that is very much hurting. no player has ever help the identity of the ravens more than ray lewis. you will not see him in uniform again this season. his injury came in the same game that ends the season for a lardarius webb with torn knee ligaments. lewis suffered a complete tear of his right triceps muscle. that is the upper arm portion. a medical team took a look that muscle late in the game. the medical report from reagan's the medical report from reagan's camp